Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-18
TE.sgRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Count Herbert Bismarck has arrived in
Dublin.
June wheat sold in Chicago yesterday for
994, but declined to so.
Three thousand shoemakers are out on
strike at Haverhiil, Mass
Marion Todd, charged with stage rob-
berry in Mendocino, has been acquitted.
There is a man in Paris whose nose is
his fortune. He is drawing card on the
stage III comedy.
Denis Quinlan, printer, was murdered
in Omaha On Sunday night in consequence
of dance-house row.
The five men who took the most promi-
nent part in the late attempt to assassinate
the Gar were executed on Monday.
Governor Hill, OF New York, has sent
the name of Colonel Fred. Grant to the
Senate for the office of Quarantine Officer.
Mrs. d. O. Mills and her daughter, Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid, started on Monday for
California, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
1t is now said that Foster, of Ohio, and
Sherman have settled their differences, and
that Ohio will send Sherman delegation
to the National Convention.
Policeman Grady, of San Luis Obispo,
was compelled to shoot a negro named
Rogers in order to save his own life, while
endeavoring to make an arrest.
Lon Hardie, the California backstop who
was to have caught for Flynn this season,
had the latter been in condition to pitch
has gone from Chicago TO La Crosse, Wis.
A German named Hasler has been ar
rested at Dion as a spy. He had served
in the Prusslan army, and had in his pos
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the neighborhood.
Owing TO the refusal Of the Missouri
Legislature to appropriate funds for the
support of the militia the First Regimental
National Band, Guards of Missouri, will
disband May 2oth.
There is reported TO be a secret organiZs
| ton among colored farm laboreIs and ten
ants in South Carolina, having for its OBJ
ject a great strike-the one for higher
| wages and the other for lower rents.
The elections for members of the Paris
Municipal Council have been completed
The Reyolutionists will have ten seats in
the council, an increase of six seats. The
Moderates will have fourteen, loss of eight
seats.
Jack McGinty, alias Pedro Jack, gam
bier at Donald, B. c., while playing poker
Friday with Canadian Pacific conductor
was discovered cheating. The latter drew
a revolver and shot McGinty fatally. The
conductor escaped.
The miners at Nanaimo are discussing
the question of securing legislation prohib-
lting the employment of Chinese in q mine
where fre-damp is prevalent. 1t is consid-
cred dangerous to the lives of the men to
have Chinese working in the mine.
The contract for constructing the largest
money vault in the world will be let by
the Treasury Department either the last of
this week or the first of next. 1t is to be
81 by so feet and - feet high inside. and is
calculated to hold 100000 silver dollars
T. NJ. Simmons was arraigned before
Judge J. X. Alexander, in Salinas on Mon
day, and pleaded not guilty TO the charge
of arson made against him. His trial was
thereupon set for June Goth His bail was
reduced to $4,000, which he viii probably
give. He is the party accused of burning
the Del Monte Hotel
In the suit of San Mateo county, VS.. A.
L. Rhodes and Alfred Barstow, 10 recover
S2,85S So, alleged to have been received by
the defendants from the Southern Pacific
Railroad prior to November /, 1886, as
attorneys and agents of the plaintiff, iudg-
Inent has been rendered for $3.50 %. and
for the return of q note for SS,971 AZ.
Arthur Plat, bookmaker, not unknown
in San Francisco and Australia, has disap-
peared from New York. He made, during
the winter, rater heavy books on various
big races, giving extraordinary odds. He
appears to have been hit stiffiy by the
results in Kentucky, and has been finished
by Dry Monopole's victory in the Brooklyn
handicap.